Hayley Louise Mickleburgh

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Apart from their importance in weight bearing, are there other reasons given for why the joints of the knees would be considered (very) persistent?

The reason for the persistent nature of the knees (during the skeletal disarticulation sequence) is mostly said to be their weight bearing function in life, and the strength of the tendons and...

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Does anyone know of human skeletal disarticulation studies that found the shoulder joint to be labile, not persistent?

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